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2017.02.22 | Research, CAP, CAP
Most people know many of the symptoms of cancer and will quickly contact their GP if they experience symptoms. This is the conclusion from a new PhD dissertation from CaP, Aarhus University.
2017.02.10 | Grants and awards, Public/Media, External target group
Poul Nissen, Professor at Aarhus University, is receiving the 2017 Novo Nordisk Prize for his pioneering studies of the structure and function of ion pumps. Through his research, Poul Nissen has clarified in detail, among other things, how ions and nutrients are transported into and out of cells. This fundamental knowledge is very significant for…
2017.02.16 | Research, Health and disease, Academic staff
Children whose mothers have taken anti-epilepsy medicine during pregnancy, do not visit the doctor more often than children who have not been exposed to this medicine in utero. This is the result of a new study from Aarhus.
2017.02.16 | Research, Public/Media, Department of Public Health
With extra training sessions in the sports hall and more matches on the programme, youth handball players risk getting shoulder injuries. This is the result of new research from Aarhus University.
2017.02.09 | Conference, History and achaeology, Academic staff
A conference on the archaeological applications of morphometrics.
2017.02.09 | Research, Public/Media, External target group
The best properties from three well-known grasses will be united in new grass varieties. With significantly enhanced performance and high robustness, such grasses will pave the way for Danish export of new varieties that are prepared for future climate and the demand for more biomass.
2017.02.09 | PhD defense, Public/Media, Department of Public Health
[Translate to English:] Awareness and beliefs about cancer and barriers to healthcare seeking in the general population
2017.02.09 | Research, Research, Public/Media
Researchers from Aarhus University have developed a method for diagnosing kidney damage that is both quick and precise. Once the first patients are placed in the scanner, it will not take more than 45 minutes to make a diagnosis.
2017.02.09 | PhD defense, Public/Media, Department of Biomedicine
The role of insertions/deletions in transcription factor binding sites and genomic patterns in schizophrenia
2017.02.09 | PhD defense, PhD students, Department of Biomedicine
Antibacterial and Immunomodulatory properties of Cationic Polypeptides